Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey reimagines the Trojan Horse as a civilization-obliterating device, drawing parallels with Oppenheimer in its exploration of a haunted genius disrupting societal fabric through deception, highlighting the erosion of trust and civility in modern society.
Director Christopher Nolan voiced strong skepticism towards AI, likening it to a 'transparent Trojan horse' and noting public rejection, especially among young people. He emphasized the need for skepticism regarding new technologies and the motives of their developers.
Kaspersky identified "OkoBot," a new malware framework targeting crypto investors by stealing wallet data and credentials. Separately, SlowMist warned of fake LinkedIn recruitment campaigns delivering remote access trojans to Web3 developers, posing significant cybersecurity risks.
Political pundit Ben Shapiro defended Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' against conservative criticism, praising the film as a 'terrific movie' despite casting controversies. He pushed back on objections to Lupita Nyong'o as Helen of Troy but agreed with critics regarding Elliot Page's casting as Sinon.
Die Bundesregierung plant eine umfassende Reform der deutschen Geheimdienste, um deren Befugnisse angesichts der russischen Bedrohung zu erweitern. Geplant sind aktive Eingriffe wie das Stören von Infrastrukturen und die Verbreitung von Falschinformationen, insbesondere im Cyberraum. Eine stärkere Kontrolle durch einen neuen Unabhängigen Kontrollrat soll dem entgegenwirken.
Europeiska underrättelsetjänster varnar för att ryska fastighetsköp i Västeuropa kan utgöra ett nätverk för sabotage och spioneri. Ryssland pekas ut som ett stort hot mot EU:s nationella säkerhet, och experter menar att EU agerat naivt. Flera länder har infört lagar för att begränsa köpen.
The multinational special forces exercise Trojan Footprint 2026 (TFP26) has commenced in Georgia, involving special operations units from Georgia, Spain, Poland, Romania, the US, and the UK.
Kaspersky uzmanları, Google Play'de PDF okuyucu olarak gizlenen Anatsa bankacılık truva atını tespit etti. Zararlı yazılım, Rusya'daki en popüler 200 uygulama arasında 185. sıraya yükselerek 10 binden fazla indirme aldı. Uygulama, mağaza denetimlerini atlatmak için önce güvenli görünümüyle yayınlanıp ardından güncellemelerle kötü amaçlı özellikleri aktif hale getiriyor.
Karex Bhd, the world's largest condom manufacturer, plans to raise prices by 20-30% due to supply chain disruptions caused by the Iran war. The Malaysian company, which produces over 5 billion condoms annually and supplies Durex, Trojan, UK NHS and UN programs, has seen costs surge for raw materials including synthetic rubber, nitrile and lubricants. Demand has risen about 30% this year as shipping delays leave customers with lower stockpiles, with shipments now taking two months instead of one.
Karex, the world's largest condom manufacturer producing over 5 billion condoms annually, will raise prices by up to 30% as the Iran war disrupts supplies of oil-derived raw materials like ammonia and silicone lubricants. CEO Goh Miah Kiat warned prices could rise further if the conflict continues, with demand already up 30% this year amid higher freight costs and shipping delays. The company supplies Durex, Trojan, and the UK NHS.
Karex, the world's largest condom manufacturer producing over 5 billion condoms annually, will raise prices by up to 30% if the Iran war continues disrupting oil-derived raw materials. CEO Goh Miah Kiat said production costs have risen sharply since the conflict began, with ammonia for latex preservation and silicone lubricants particularly affected. The company supplies Durex, Trojan, and the UK's NHS. Demand for condoms has surged 30% this year as freight costs and shipping delays worsen shortages.
Karex, the world's largest condom manufacturer, will raise prices by up to 30% due to supply chain disruptions caused by the Iran conflict. The Malaysia-based company, which produces over five billion condoms annually and supplies brands like Durex and Trojan as well as the UK NHS, relies on oil-derived materials including ammonia and silicone lubricants. CEO Goh Miah Kiat warned prices could rise further if the war continues, while demand has increased 30% this year.
